You know you want me.

This is taken from I Know You Want Me by Pitbull except for the steel drum or it could be a mix of Pitbull and Teriyaki Boyz - Tokyo Drift. Anyways, this sounds very similar.

Alrighty

Here's the deal...while this loop is mixed very well, it has a severe flaw that make it hard to be enjoyable. The fact is that the "steel drum," or what sounds like an agogo to me does go off beat towards the end somehow. Be very careful when composing material to ensure that every instrument is going the same tempo. Even though this doesn't loop perfect, it's not a big deal. It's hard to get stuff to loop perfectly and takes a lot of time and patience unless you have a program designed for it (I don't so my loops are always just slightly off). I like the jungle beat you have going here a lot, but I would definitely recommend that if you fix the tempo issue, also turn down the volume on the agogo/steel drum as it is a bit overpowering. If you can fix that up then you may have a decent little riff here. The next step is to work on a melody and bassline. Keep working on it and you'll get the hang of it.
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By the way...what program did you use to make this?

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I suppose the beat isn't too bad, nicely mixed, but then again, it's only a beat. That steel drum, which sounds a LOT like it's from that Tokyo Drift song, goes out of time which almost defies the point of it being a loop.

It's very hard to review something like this to be honest since there's not much creativity here. That's not to say you aren't creative or whatever, but there's not much you can take from a 16 second loop, which doesn't actually loop.

Keep practising.

Good?

Ok.

1. This is one of the worst loops I have ever heard. No offence.

2. The beat of the steel drum comes out of beat with the actual loop used.

3. It is very, very, very laggy.

Why post this? My ears actually hurt. Drum n Bass this isn't.

Love it

Can I use this song on some video?